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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
PERSONALS.

NJ. KAHH,Uf New York; ID. Reinach
and Charles Scott and family, Of Mis-
sissippi, Grs at the Gayoso Hotel.
LEOPOLD LEHMAN left over the
Kansas City road, last evening, Tor :
few weeks Welt at Saratoga aud other
Eastern resorts.
A. ]. JOHNSON and wife, OF Arksn-
sas; p. Poillips, Of Fort Smith, Ak.
g. b. Alexander, Of Jordan, KY; w
| q. Jackson and sister. Of New orleaos
La, are At Dua,'s Rotsl.
Il A. MoRRisos mounted his bicyels
at4:30 O'Clock on Sunday morning d
epj y the dolce far biente OF day 4
Rsleigh. He will take q iun up Ia
Collier vile next Sunday.
]. T. HENDERSON, OF Auyergne Ark.
Chas. y. Scbaale, Chicago, ILL.,. Jos
III. Littell, Cincinnati, o.; ]. X. Fiiz
gerald, Louisville, KY, and q. ii. AL.
derman aud II b Wright, Of Texas,
are registered at GasioI's.
NJ. II. Wells, Of Portia, Ark. John
p. Woods, Of Fayetteville, Ark. Ben
=. Dodsor, OF New York r. p. Evans,
edito, and bu ines manager OF the
Union City Advance, ard q. L spesd,
editor OF the Koscipsko (Miss. } S,ar,
were at the Peabody yesterday.
PRoy. C.P. WNKLrR, alter a vacstioE
OF Ave weeks, presided at the organ In
81 Pster's church yesterday with q full
choir. II 10 understood that the pro-
fetsor will not resume teaching for o
few weeks, AZ he returns sliRhtly In
disposed. His many iriosds arc glad
10 welcome him bsck.
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THHRs are evidences that the lieu
tenants Of Mr. Blaine are nursing the
United Labor party Of New York.
II is also evident that Mr.. sherman 10
not gaining In the favor Of his party.
Az the case stands today, Mr.. Blaine Ia
much more liable 10 BIZ tie Republic
an NOMINEES for Presi lsnt. II he can
capture the Jailed Labor party, Mr..
Sherman will cut no figure In the con.
yeniin. The workingmsn Of the
country are, "a q maAs, distinctly
opp ,eed 10 Mr.. sherman. He Ia Out
Of sympathy with them entirely, and
knows T.. &T. Blaine lays the hster
ing junction 10 bis soul that the labor
Ing men like him. He has no speeia
evidences that such Il the cass, but h,
Was always a man OF lively and viyiS
imaglnstion, and, a. q large numbe
Of Republicans are willing 10 take hin
., hi. word, he has reason to believ,
that HE party will again cal upoI
hia 10 lead II ont OF the woods.
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senator Hear, a. silver.

Butte. Mont, August 2l.-United
States Senator Gtoigs II, arst, Of Cali
iornis. one Of the millionaire owners
Of the Anaconda mine here, to-day
said; Il do not think that silver
will will 20 higher than II 10 at pre-.
ebt. Indsei, 10 will be satisfied n II
remaius where II Ia. The trouble 10
over production and waut OF legisla
ton fixing the standard. Tho pro.
ducion OF silver has increased enor.
mous'y, and that ls what has lowered
its price. IL Ia no, the fault Of the adj.
ministraiion. President Oleyelaud IL
opening hia eyes on the silver cues.
ton, and even now would not veto
any measure on this question that
would pass Congress. Copper IA AZ
low 10 Il will be. There la, beam a
bitter war bsiween the grea, produoers
and II still continues, bat l cannot be-
lleve that copper will get any lower
Than u 10 at the present time. The opera
lions of.the Anaconda have BEEN enor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
An Aufut Tragedy.

LIrrLs Rock. ARK, August 2l.-A
terrible tragedy was enacted In the
Chickasaw Nation on Friday last, In
which three persons were fatally
wounded. Two families named Har.
rison and Graham became involved In
q quarrel about Harrison's daughter,
whom young Graham wanted 10
marry. but the ladys father declined
10 allow the marriage. The young
man threatened 10 shoot Harrison,
and the latter's son, believing his Ia
Tiers life In danger, shot Graham, In.
hlctlng q mortal wound. A young
brother OF the wounded man seein :
bis brother fail, shot Harrison through
the arm, when the elder Harrison
who had armed himself, resppeared
and was also shot by Graham. Mem
bers OF the families who were absent
from tho camp, hearing the hdng
came up and prevented further blood
shed. /, IL thought the three mer
will die.
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country merchant with . long purse
and Q short stock on bis shelves Of
home. The ArPEAL Is their stesdfsst
friend and ally, world without end,
and We have no reason to believe
that an opponent" for revenue only"
can sever the friendship. What was
printed ought not to have been
printed. and would not have been
printed II the purport Of 1t had not
been overlooked. The ArPEAL Is
frank enough and honest enough and
honorable enough to acknowledge II,
and It is very sure this acknowledge
ment will be accepted in the spirit in
tended. The APPEAL does not be-
lieve IL need fear the business "
policy Of q desperate rival.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
A Negro Lynshesi -,

CHICAGO, August 2l.-A special from
Valentine. Nsb., says: Jerry White,
the negro who bruially assaulted Mrs.
Hoffman, an aged lady, on Wednes-
day night, was captured a. Long
Pine yesterday and brough. h. valea.
tine. This morning IT o'clock sixty
determined men, armed and masked,
marched In body to the fail aud
broke the jail door with sledge ham.
mers and axes. The locks Of the steel
cage were then cut from tie !ss,on.
ings, the prisoner was taken out TO q
telegraph pole and rope was ewuns
from the croS besm aud tied around
his neck. White was given i've min
utes for confession aud prayer. liz
did not deny his guilt He was then
hauled up and LETT swinging. Just 90
the party was leaving, Sheriff
Connolly, who bad been awakened
by his brother. arrived with q posse,
but too small 10 cope with the masked
party, who at once dispersed, aftei
having stood the sherifi's crowd Of
long enough TO permit Whlie 10 die al
| the rope's end.
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- "a 1EEEH:s.

Tho enthusiastic favor with which
the counties along the proposed lineoi
the Tennessee Midland railroad have
received the promoters Of the enter
prise |, Indicative Of the general feeling
prevalent among the Southern people.
The recent vote Of the people Of Knox
vile upon q question Of bounty to an
other railroad was q further illustra.
ton, only q score Of people In that
instance voting 10 the negative. AT
the present rate Of railroad build
Ing Il will not be q great
while before the railroad web
Of the South will have as many
strends rs that Of the North. Mem
phis has now as many distinct con-
nect!ons with New York as has Chi
cago. Tais Is q fact eloquent o.
promise. Chicago has Lake Michigan
and vast timber tracts and whea
folds; Memphis has the Mississippi
river, and a region about her NOR
prolific and with greater variety o
agricultural ard forest products. Th,
railroad facilities Of the latter are
ample as those Of the former. WheI
one contemplates those condition
he 10 not surprised that Memphis hs
more than doubled her population i
seven years. That her populatio
will double sgsin before another seve
years shall run their course 10 "a
from being an eItravsgant estimat'
Il has the natural conditions and
acquiring rapidly all the artificial a.
vantages necessary. The building
the new union depot 10 an earnest
what 10 10 be. Tho merchants
Memphis will surely do an unus
ally satisfactory business this Il
and winter, and next spriI
: will find the people quite In the hum
to Join hands In the effort to iurth
all enterprises which may contribu
! 10 the city's development. Mach b
been done within the past year, 81
! penors who have returned after I
! absence OF two year, invariably
. mark the multitude Of changes for u
, better. These improvements are b
D the beginnings. Greater things are
. store. There is not cloud In q
Q aky.
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Pleasant Entertainment.

There wn q pleasant tocable given
at the Shelby County Home, Mont.
eagle, Saturday evening. The Hostess,
Mits LouIse Book, was taken entirely
by surprise, AZ there wa, no intima-
ton Of q gathering; but 40 10 the
custom OF Shelby County Home,
everybody was nicely entertained, and
the good hos,ess, assisted by Wis Bal.
lie Hoover, Of Brownsville. and Mr..
r. q. Craig, oil Ne pphis, did every
thing 10 make the occison one not 70
DO forgotten til all meet again.
Shelby Cou1ty Home contained
more pretty girls Saturday evening 10
the square inch than any one spot In
creation. The gathering was compli.
mentary 10 Miss Homie Dlmmick, OF
Montgomery, Ale, who left for home
next morning. Mits Dimmlck leaves
many wnm friends, who wlsh her
cafe return home, ard hope 10 have
the pleasure OF seeing her agaln al
Mnn.sssle.
Following are the rsmts Of tho,e
present; Messrt. X q. Craig, M. ID.
Williams, r II. Jordan, Memphis;
Misses Fannie jordan, Lizzie OraIg'
IreIe Freeman, Memphis; Miss Home
Dimmitt, Monigomsiy, Ala; Mo-
sallie Moore, Brownsyille; Mr. q. III
sciogin, Claiksyille; Mrs. Mems,
Msmpbis; Mis- Ru'sirg, Louisiana
Misses Gale, King, ButtoH, Eashville,
Miss Dillard. Memphis; Misses X line
Winston, Owens, Bond, Mlssisslppl'
Miss Algrove. Kentucky; Mrs. Pm.
cher, Tennessee; Missee Jewell, John.
son, Arkansas; Miss Andsrson, Ten.
nessee; Messrs. Bond, Kirkpsttrio
Stewart, R1bertson, Webb, Adams.
0ill. BY, Pitcher, eraser, Scales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22

TEE csss Of the State Of Mississippi
ssaiust Jones s Hamilton for the kill
ing Of X d Gambrell will not be tried
until nsI. February. This Ia long
time for the people to walt, but Judge
Mayors. who granted the continuance,
ssems to have been impressed with
the idea that waiting would Afford Q
iairsr trial. Application will be made
today Tor the admission Of Hamilton
to bail. II II should be refused the
defendant will have o drsary season
Of suspense before him. He has nov
been In jsil more than two months.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
The Great whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 2l.-A special
from Peoria Gays: A prominent dis
tiller here gave some further particu-
lars Yesterday OF the great whisky
trust recently organised st this place.
He said: at is to be run the same a.
the Standard Oil Compsny's cotton
seed and oil trust. In the first place,
the distillsr puts valuation upon his
house, then q committee Ia appointed
to examine into 1t. After mans dis.
tillery has bean appraised, the owner
turns II over to these nine tru ,tees for
their use for twenty FIVE yeats, and
receives In lieu thereof trust certih'
Gates. In some Instances he receives
| So In certificates for 81 Of valuation.
After q man turns his property over "a
the trustees he ceases to operate 1t
II IL the intention Of the trust Il
regulate the production Of whieky &C
that these certificates will pay from
six to ten per cent. The capital o.
the trust Ia pretty we'll up 10 the mill
ions, eomelsay as high 90 $40 900, 900
Yester Jay all the employees In th'
houses that are in the trust were toll,
that they must look for their wages Il
the trust, as they were no loLge
working for individuals. Wage
will probably be reduced from ten +
twenty six per cent at once. Tn
object Of the trust, whose beadquai
tefs arc In Peoria, is to convince tn
distillers that whisky can be mad
cheaper In Peoria than anywhere else
II 10 supposed by some members {
the organization that II will tend I
large amount OF Illicit distillation an
trsfic In whisky, as II is the aim
the trust TO put the prices up 30 hiR
that II will In reality be bid K
smuggling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
HE sLYLY TOOK THEN In.
Hon. J. X. Beaslry and Well Know
Physician were Deceived.

Yesterday Hon. John r. Beasley
called at this flee and stated that be
had been most deucsdly disappointed
A young man had applied TO him for
employment, and from his appearing
deserved assistance snd encouraeo-
ment. Not having anything to do him
self, Of course 1t was impossible -
put the applicant to work. Howevor,
he had q room on Adams street, bad
formed the acquaintance Of q phyGl-
clan, and interceded with him In The
young mans penaii. 1, 20 happens
that the physician had just receives
from a patient OF his the Information
that good nurse was desired, and y
the stranger could fll the bill send
him along. The man OF honest lac
ard glib tongue said he was thorough
" ompeteDt to pull asick fellow back
from the Jaws OF death into strong
and robust health. He was en-
gagged forthwith, and Immediately
sailed In to superintend the patients
diet, force pills and powders down hls
throat, and such other duties as usu-
ally attach TO man In his new posi-.
,ion. The first day passed and all
was satisfactorily to the parties inter
ested. Next morning the attending
physician called to give instruction.
TO the nurse, write q new pre-
scription, and 90 forth and 90 Cd, but
found the sick man greatly disturbed
and even bordering on anger. Hil
attendant had taken advantage OF ~
midnight solituCe TO relieve him d
s45, a tuit Of clothes, end decamp. Tht
police are working on the case, bu'
hereafter no man who cannot bring
giltedge O. curity for his honesty ant
reliability need not apply.
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mously increased and preparations TO
double the output are going on. We
are doing this In the line Of self de-
tense. We have to keep MP with the
procession, and We intend TO do co."
In answer to Q question about the
talked Of contest Of election OF q Sen.
stor from California, Mr.. Hearst said
he had not heard Of the matter for
some weeks. He did not fear the re-
suit OF contest, AZ he Is coofident
that his election was straightforward
and honest. He does not consider any
contest likely to be made. In regard
to the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency, Mr.. Hearst considers that
Cleveland 10 the man, and that he will
have little, II any, opposition in the
convention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
ni.trirs Assemble No. %.

NEW YoHx, August 2l.-District Az
sembly No. 40. Knights Of Labor, met
today 10 elect delegates 10 the
General Assembly a, Minneapolis
The meeting bsgsn al 4 O'Clock and
ended at 7 O'Clock, but the counting
Of the 700 vote, cast was still In prog.
rsss two hours after midnight. A de.
termlued battle was wsged between
the home club and the anti.home
club. Twelve delegates we're 10 be
elected, and at the hour Of writing Il Ia
probable that the antihome club
faction will have q plurality.
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Murdered AZ aPin.io.

East SAGINAW, MIcH., August a.
John DwAn was shot on the street
abou, midnight and died At $40
o'clock this morning, the bullet pene-
trating the brain. Deceased was twen-
ty-three Year, old and q fireman on
the Flint and Pere Malquetle railroad.
The shooting occurred near Arbeiter
park, a. which q concert was being
hsld. Albert Raglan, Albert Finlsy
and w. D 0rdlood we're arrested on
suspicion, but the evidences 10 slight.
Raglan was friend Of the deceased
and vas with him whom shot. The
other two men are tramp printerA
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SHOULD De SUSTAINED.
A Leading Railroaa Nan Gives sorsc
Common Sense Views.

Common Sense Views.
In conversation with prominent
railroad man yesterday, an APPEAL
reporter listened to some very intelli-
gent views of Memphis and Its sani.
tary.. condition, together with their
relation to the movement against the
Taxing District government. He pre-
faced bis remarks with the explsna.
ton that he was no personal friend Of
Mr.. Haddsn, probably because there
was no acquaintance between them,
and also beUsuss he was not a con.
slant resident 10 the city. He came
here frequently, and was therefore
more competent to speak intelli.
gently from observation. The gentle
man said he had noticed an increase
OF dirt and decsying vegetation Oh the
streets. Out IL the suburbs and
along the bay on the weeds we're grow
ing up into q fine crop, giving
the city an appearance OF careless
ness much after the order Of country
villages. No public Improvements
Whatever were going Oh, ana inc CITY
departments usually giving employ:
ment to scores OF men were now dull
and embarrassing institutions. 1t
was not difficult to understand the
cause Of this changed state OF affairs.
Under the restrictions placed upon
President MADDEN and his associates
by the Criminal Court, Ii Is impossible
for them to proceed. The gentleman
concluded his summary by heartily
ndorsing the idea OF the Cotton and
Merchants Exchanges holding.a meet
ting to influence a resumption OF SAM
itary work and public improvements,
A great deal OF precious time has al
ready been wsstsd, and unless some
thing Is done all wo K OF this charac'
ter will remain at a stsndstill until the
laxes are collected next January. The
authorities we're progressing far In adj
vaDcs OF the levy on basis Of theiI
individual credit, ard such magnans
inous and puolic.spirited policy
} should be unconditionaIy Endorsed
and the gentlemen sustained.
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mrs. CLEVELAND. Quie, Day,

Nav BkDy Nd, MAS, Angus, 2l-
Ms. Cleveland had strictly day at
home In Marion today, not even at.
tending church, and devoted large
part Of her time 10 answering CORE
spondsncs. Her failure 10 attend
church disappointed q good many
people. who ether drove into town
during the day or else arrived on the
train last nigh, In the hope OF seelnl
her. Mr.. aud Mrs. Greedy and Mrs
Folsom attended service at the Con
gfeealionAl church In the morning.
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a Lynehisg Probable.

LounviLLE, KY, August Ala
three year old unknown boy was
found near Roekport Iud., In the
river. His head was bea'on and
crushed. He had evidently been
murdered, aud Ike Shopstsueh, an In.
diana outlaw, was arrested aud con.
iessed 10 the killing. II Ia rumored
that there will 70 q lypcbing party be-
fore morning. shopetsugh 10 also
wanted for sbducting two dumb girls
from the Spencer county poor house
and forcing them 70 70 about the
country with him.
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Au.,i. No. norrl. suieiae..

ST. L5uIs, August 2l.-The dead
body Of Austin II. Morris, we'll known
In theatrical circles throughout the
county, was found In his room Al the
Lacleds hotel this nj ernoon, he eyi.
IDENTIFY having committed suicide.
Morris came here about two weeks ago
20 take charge Of the Cyclorama. He
had not been seen Stree Friday even.
ing. A vial OF poison wsr found In
his vallse by tbs coroner. He wSs the
husband Of MFRS Tousey, The actress, oi
New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22

A MORNING contemporary Of the
ArrnAL ebdsavors 10 injure tho Ar
fHAL IN the esllmatlon Of n certain
.elase OF business men. It's objec, Ia
purely q MISTER Of business II has
gone ~ lar In H. exhibition Of malice
as 10 charge tha, the APrKAL 10 ar.
rsyed egains. the business men 70.
iorrtd TO. ], tak,e 20 Ito text an arlI.
Gle which appeared In the local col.
umnt OF the APrKAL, the publication
Of which the AFPRAi regrets. The
article would not have appeared had
10 been more carefully armed. The
ArrHsL has no war with the drummei
boys OF Memphis Not much. Il 1,
lie special junction 10 help them Ia
making Memphis attractive 10 ths
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22
Two forser. Arrested.

q NAsHyiLLK, TEss., August 2l.-
frsnk Murray, the accomplice Of
Smith woodall In q bank check
forgery a, Fannin, Tex, was caught
near Gallatin Saturday, aud 10 now
with Woodall on his way 10 Texas,
In charge Of tho officers. Frank
Murray alleges tina, he was In jail
whom the forgery was committed, and
woodall admits this, bat says he
carried the blank check 10 the fall,
where Murray hned up the check.
which he then took out and osshed.
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SUNDAY Times.

Oar two contemporaries Avalanche
and Ledger have recently undertaken
10 defend Mr.. Hidden, not from the
charges brought against him, but from
his frIendB,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22

The Little Rock compouitor, who
yesterday "picked up S5O, 900, through
the death OF rich uncle, will now DC
able TO realise the dream Of the aver
age "typo"-the purchase Of . news-
paper In q good country town.
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Yesterday Local Temperature.
Memphis signal 0fhos Rsport.l

RAIN Is such boon in the North.
vast that the psope do not mind II II
breaks up q ball game. Tbisindicates
the very serious character Of the
dyauth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-22

power 10 give composure In the last
moment. shall never forget the first
time confronted death. We went
across the cornfields In the country.
1 was LEAD by my father's hand and
We came 10 the farmhouse where the
bereavement bad come, and We saw
the crowd OF wagons and carriages I;
but there was one carriage that co.
peoially attracted my boyish attention,
and II had black blooms. i said /:
whats thAtf what's that7 Why
those black tassels at the topT And
after Il was explained 10 me, was
lifted up 10 look upon the bright face
OF an aged Christian woman, who
three days before had departed In
triumph. The whole scene made an
i'm pression never forgot.
In our sermons and In our lay ex.
hortations We are very apt, when &c
wait 10 bring Illustrations OF dying
triumph, 10 70 back 10 some dis
tinrrishsd personage-to John knox
or q Harriet Newell. But I want you
for witnesses.
I want TO know n you have ever
seen anything 10 make you believe
that the religion Of Christ can give
conposure In the final hour. Now,
In the courts, attorney, jury, and
judge will never admit heresay. They
demand tina, the witness must have
seen with his own eyes, or heard with
his own ears, and 30 l am critical in
my examln ,,lon OF you row, snd
want 10 know whether you have seen
or heard anything that makes you be-
lIeye that the religion OF Christ gives
composure In the final hour.
"Oh, yes" You say, 81 raw my father
and mother depart There was great
difference In their dea,hbeds. Stand
ing by the one, we felt more venera'
ton. BY the other, there was more
tendeynessp Before the one, you
bowed perhaps In awe. In the othei
Gaze. Won felt az II you would like q
no along With her. How did they fee
In that Last hour7 How did they seem
10 sct9 Were they very much fright
enedp Did they take hold o. THU
world with both hands a. though they
dId not want 10 give iups 90, no,
Won say; mo, / remember a. though
4 we've Yesterday she had q kiht
vo,d for us all, and there we're fev
memsntoea distributed among Tho
children. and then she told us how
Mind ma must be 10 our father In bill
lonslipess, and then she Kissed n
sood.bye and vent aslssp a. . child II
. cradle" .,. ~.
ursi ooursssi "Eo." you say, "noths
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-19
FIrNERAL INVITATIONS.

HARRISON.-The friends and relatives OF
JOHN HARRISON and of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Groves are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of the former from the residence OF the
latter, Sc Tattnall street, at 10 o'clock THIS
MORNING.
WHITFIELD.-The friends and acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Simson and OF MIR. and
Mrs. Andrew Warde are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of their mother, MRS. NANCY
WHITFIELD, from the First Bryan Baptist
Church, THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at
o'clock.
JONES The friends and acquaintance of
CLARENCE JONES and of his wife and Mrs. Laura
Robinson are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from st. Stephens Church at $3.50
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.